Crustless Lemon Cream Pie

SERVES: 12

CHILL TIME: 3 Hr

Our Crustless Lemon Cream Pie is a fan favorite on Everyday Diabetic Recipes.com and since many of us think that eating healthier means that we need to cut out desserts, this super light and lemony pie, won't leave you feeling like you're giving up anything.

What You'll Need

2 packages (4-serving-size) sugar-free lemon gelatin
2 cups boiling water
1 cup ice cubes
2 cups frozen light whipped topping, thawed

What to Do

In a large bowl, dissolve gelatin in boiling water; add ice cubes and stir until melted.
Add whipped topping; fold together gently. Pour into a 9-inch deep-dish pie plate. The whipped topping will naturally separate from the gelatin once poured into the pie plate, creating a top layer.
Cover, and chill at least 3 hours, or until set.

Notes

To find lots more great tasting diabetic friendly recipes as well as the complete nutritional information for this recipe, click HERE!

If you loved this lemon dessert, be sure to check out our collection of Lovely Lemon Dessert Recipes: 18 Easy Lemon Recipes.

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Goodcookie

Jul 13, 2015

I haven't made this but I think I will give it a try this week yep I will make this pie so thanks for sharing this recipe ..

phishstyx

Jun 20, 2015

I keep looking and looking, but can't see a referent. So, why an asterisk on the whipped topping?

Test Kitchen Team

Jun 22, 2015

Hello there! - We're sorry for the confusion. The asterisk next to the whipped topping is part of the original recipe on www.everydaydiabeticrecipes.com and it's there to let folks know that if they use gluten-free whipped topping, then this pie is gluten-free. :) We've gone ahead and removed the asterisk, but you can still check nutrition and other notes/comments by going to www.everydaydiabeticrecipes.com. Enjoy!

carolynmcdonald195 2 4374077

Jun 02, 2015

Can you use diffrent favorites of gello

Test Kitchen Team

Jun 03, 2015

Sure, the recipe will work fine with different flavors of gelatin, so feel free to make it your own!

re8460962 0104888

Feb 18, 2015

I live in Aust. and can't find frozen whipped topping. Could I use thickened whipped cream instead or do you know of another option. I realise I would have to make sure the cream is vey cold.

Test Kitchen Team

Feb 18, 2015

Hi there! You can try using heavy cream whipped with some confectioner's sugar (about 1/4 cup) until it's very stiff. We're not sure if will separate into 2 layers as shown in the photo, but it will still taste just as great. Let us know how it turns out!

jschneew 2797470

Jun 05, 2014

Would it work to put this in a graham cracker crust? Could one use any frozen whipped topping? I just thought it would make a nice light dessert for guests using the crust.

Test Kitchen Team

Jun 06, 2014

The Test kitchen has not tried with a crust, but thinks it should work fine. We recommend using Cool Whip or any generic brand of Cool Whip.

thegerdemans 44100 66

May 08, 2014

This just sounds like plain jello with whipped topping.

jwells3564 2630154

Apr 05, 2016

But look how much easier, you don't have to wait until the jello sets.

bmritter 3243881

May 07, 2014

Very good and easy to make

pakerg48 9026267

Apr 11, 2014

How many carbs in this?

Test Kitchen Team

Apr 14, 2014

If you click the link in the 'Notes' you will be directed to this recipe on EverydayDiabeticRecipes.com where you'll be able to view all the nutritional information for this pie. :)